Reviews by scribeben

I like this even less than their other albums on here.

This was cool but didn’t hit me as much as her other record on here.

This is delightfully weird even if it lacks any really stellar moments.

This kind of country pop doesn’t do much for me but I suppose it’s well executed.

I really wish I didn’t know what this is about because the instrumentation is very cool.

This is weird as hell and I love it. Might actually regret not rating it higher once I give it more listens.

Soulful 60s rock. Pretty cool.

Solid reggae with a few exceptional tracks.

Not quite as cohesive as some of her other albums, but some absolute killers on here, including her rendition of “Wild is the Wind”.

This was fun for a soundtrack. I didn’t mind that there weren’t many “songs” on it.

I adore this record. As much Bowie as Iggy. Synonymous with Berlin in my brain.

Contrary to my earlier statements, I realize now that this really is the best Hendrix record. Nearly all the songs are good and some are even great. Beyond that it’s such an important step in the evolution of rock music as the first hard rock, stoner rock and arguably even heavy metal record (on at least one track) it deserves the highest rating.

This is actually pretty heavy.

It’s always been hard for me to take Megadeth seriously because of Mustaine’s voice. But the explosively ornate arrangements and Friedman’s guitar playing more than make up for it.

Cool early post-punk with great energy. Not as polished as their later stuff but some killer guitar work. Wish I’d seen them live during this period.

This is a bit more interesting than their other record on here but I still don’t feel it.

Please no more of this guy

This was the first Nick Cave album I got into and remains a favorite. Gratuitously violent and obscene for sure, but overall the poetry and storytelling is unparalleled. Featuring iconic duets with PJ Harvey and Kylie Minogue.

Basically just slowed down, less creative U2. I realize I mentioned U2 in my last two reviews, but seriously could we get some U2 on this thing?

Like early U2 with no soul and only the cheesiest elements of Bowie. I most likely won’t remember their name.